Using the smtp send command ( or other method ) can you change the default font in the email? This requires sending HTML formatted email and not just plain text. Haven't tried this with smtpsend. You would have to code the HTML email first for it to send. Another option is to script Outlook using V...

how can i use this formula MidStr>13233,2,2,somevalue for lots of number.because ý have 20000 line..and i have to write to another txt Let>k=1 Label>start ReadLn>c:\number.txt,k,line If>line=##EOF##,finish If>line=,finish MidStr>line,2,2,outvalue WriteLn>c:\new_number.txt,result,%outvalue% Let>k=k...

i want to separete second and third number to another txt i mean

13425 --> give me 34

Have you tried the SMTPSendMail command? Doing it with the built-in Macro Scheduler command would mean that you are no longer dependent upon Outlook even being installed , let alone running on your computer. SMTPSendMail SMTPSendMail>recipients,server,from_address,from_name,subject,body,attachments ...

From the Help file ------------------------ MidStr>string,start,length,result Returns a substring of specified length from a given position in a string. result is a variable in which to store the returned string. Any parameter can be a variable containing the appropriate values. Abbreviation : Mid ...

The VBStart and VBEnd can go anywhere. Just put them at the very top of your code and forget about them. Having them in the script is just a hint to Macro Scheduler that it will need to use the VBScript module at some point.

It is the VBEval> that does the work of adding the interval to the date.

Try this...

This should get you going in the right direction. //Open Excel XLOpen>s:\xfer\alan\compare.xls,0,xlBook XLGetSheetDims>xlBook,Sheet1,maxrows,maxcols //Read notepad file Let>k=1 Label>start ReadLn>c:\temp\test.txt,k,line If>line=##EOF##,finish Gosub>SearchExcel If>foundit=1 //only uncomment this when...

How can I speed up Windows Vista resume from hibernate?

Use standby instead of hibernate. The only difference is a small amount of power is used to keep RAM alive while in standby, cpu,hard drive, etc are still powered down (like hibernate).

The screen looks like a mainframe terminal emulator (maybe 3270?). Many programs of this type have special API functions accessible by DLL calls to retrieve the text on the screen. This method would be more reliable than simple image recognition. As for looping.... here is a simple example of loopin...

The screen looks like a mainframe terminal emulator (maybe 3270?). Many programs of this type have special API functions accessible by DLL calls to retrieve the text on the screen. This method would be more reliable than simple image recognition. As for looping.... here is a simple example of loopin...

make this macro to not execute a command till the command above it has finished. From the Help File -------- By setting the RP_WAIT variable to 1 prior to issuing the Run Program command the script will wait until the program launched by Run Program has terminated before continuing. The default val...

Try this c:\temp\test.txt = multi-line file c:\temp\test2.txt = all on one line comma delimited Let>outline= Let>k=1 Label>start ReadLn>c:\temp\test.txt,k,line If>line=##EOF##,finish Let>outline=%outline%%line%, Let>k=k+1 Goto>start Label>finish WriteLn>c:\temp\test2.txt,result,%outline%

Ok, now please post your code (including the "include") so that we can help you debug. The only reason to use include this way, is if you use the exact same code in more than one macro file.... otherwise it might be better coded as a subroutine (see Gosub and SRT and End in the help file) After you ...

This should help you out //You are doing something like this already //GetControlText>WindowTitle,ClassName,Instance,Result //I'm simulating getcontroltext by just putting the output in a "result" variable Let>result=[23:03:45] <bot1> test1%CRLF%[23:03:47] <bot1> test2%CRLF%[23:03:49] <bot1> test3%C...